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Fuhrerbunker

The Fuhrerbunker
("Leader's bunker") is the name commonly given
to the fortification complex of subterranean rooms in
Berlin, Germany where Adolf Hitler committed suicide.
The complex was in the north-east grounds of the
Reichskanzlei (Reich Chancellory). 10 m below ground and
protected by approximately 3 m of concrete, the thirty
rooms were distributed over two levels with exits into
the main buildings and an emergency exit into the
gardens. The complex was built in two distinct phases,
one part in 1936 and the other in 1943. The 1943
development was built by the Hochtief company as part of
an extensive program of subterranean construction in
Berlin begun in 1940. The accommodation for Hitler was in
the newer section.

Hitler moved into the
Führerbunker on January 16, 1945. He was joined by his
senior staff, Martin Bormann, Eva Braun and Joseph
Goebbels with all his family. What happened next is
uncertain; the accounts of eye-witnesses differ and the
popular chronology given by Hugh Trevor-Roper is largely
speculative. From the well-known accounts: as the Red
Army came closer Hitler's mental state deteriorated; it
is reported that after a hysterical meeting on April 22
Hitler was resigned to dying in Berlin and refused to
flee. Much of the bunker staff left over April 22-23. On
April 23 following a surprise telegram Hitler had Hermann
Göring arrested in Berchtesgaden for treason; General
Ritter von Greim was appointed his successor. Shells
began striking the bunker and surrounding government
buildings from April 26. It is said that on the 28thth,
after hearing reports that Heinrich Himmler was
negotiating with the Allies, Hitler had his
representative in the bunker, Hermann Fegelein, executed.
Later on the 28th Hitler wrote out his political
testament and will and also married Eva Braun. In the
early afternoon of April 30, with the Red Army only a
mile away, Hitler committed suicide by gunshot; Eva was
found dead with him apparently from poison. Both bodies
were taken up to the surface and burned. On May 1
Goebbels and his wife Magda poisoned their six children
and then committed suicide; their bodies were also
burned.

The Reichskanzlei was destroyed by the Soviets in 1945
but the bunker largely survived. Near the Berlin Wall the
site was undeveloped until after reunification. During
the construction of residential housing and other
buildings on the site in 1988-89 the underground
structures were largely destroyed. The Reichskanzlei was
situated at the corner of Wilhelmstrasse and Vossstrasse.
Further parts of the Reichskanzlei underground complex
were often uncovered during the extensive construction
work of the 1990s, but they were ignored, filled in or
quickly resealed.

Currently the location of the bunker is not marked. The
area is instead occupied by a small Chinese restaurant
and mini mall while the emergency exit point for the
bunker in what was the Reichskanzlei gardens is now
occupied by a car park.

The center of
Hitlers governmental district was situated at the
Wilhelmstrasse corner Vossstrasse, some hundred metres
south of the Brandenburger Tor. Here was the place of the
Foreign Ministry, the Old Reichskanzlei and - with the
house number Vossstrasse 1 to 19 - the New Reichskanzlei,
that was constructed by Albert Speer.

Already in 1933 Hitler arranged for building of Air Raid
Shelters in the Governance Area. The first segment of his
later bunker construction has been completed in 1935, in
the cellar of the new built great festival room behind
the Reichskanzlei. The thickness of the ceiling was 160
cm at first. Lateron it had been strengthened by 1 m.

The complex called ´Vorbunker (pre-bunker) was in
1943 enlarged by the ´Hauptbunker (main bunker).
This noticeably lower lying building was ready for
occupancy at the beginning of 1945. The outer walls were
about 4 m wide, the partition walls 50 cm, the thickness
of the ceiling was also about 4 m. The effective area of
about 250 m² was split into 20 rooms. An unpleasant
narrowness prevailed.

The main bunker (Hauptbunker) was connected with the
Vorbunker over an airlock and stairs. In the Hauptbunker
Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun occupied several rooms.
Goebbels as well had a workroom and a bedroom here. The
remaining rooms were determined for the guards and the
medical attendant. Besides there were a small and a large
conference room, a wash-, machine-, telephone- and
radio-room in that complex.

Beside other persons, the Goebbels family inhabited the
Vorbunker during the last weeks of the war. The
conditions in this underground walls downgraded
increasingly. In addition to the disturbing noise caused
by steadily running aeration ventilators, there was a
cool moistness in the rooms as Berlin has a very high
ground-water level.

The Fuehrerbunker was only one of about 20 air raid
shelters of the Reich government in the nearby
environment. In addition many cellars of the surrounding
buildings were used as auxiliary bunkers.

1947 First try of the Red Army to detonate the bunker.
During that explosion the partitions broke down but the
rest remained undamaged but was filled with groundwater.

In 1959 the former GDR-government took a second attempt
to destroy the bunker but entirely in vain. Finally sand
was heaped up upon the bunker.

After 1973 the complex was examined in detail by the
Staatssicherheit (safety of the state) of the GDR. But
they were not interested in historical research, in fact
they followed up rumors according to which people could
get from and to West-Berlin through underground passages.
They however did not find such channels.

Since 1988 buildings made with precast concrete slabs
were built up in that area and during this action also
the ceiling of the bunker and the partitions of the
Vorbunker have been dynamited piecewise now. Only the
bowl - consisting of side walls and base plate - and
filled with excavations, remained in the ground. Above
the ground absolute nothing of the construction can be
seen anymore. Beneath a swing for children and a sandbox,
there is a parking lot.

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Adolf
Hitler committed suicide by gunshot on 30 April 1945 in
his Führerbunker in Berlin. His wife Eva (née Braun),
committed suicide with him by ingesting cyanide.That
afternoon, in accordance with Hitler's prior
instructions, their remains were carried up the stairs
through the bunker's emergency exit, doused in petrol and
set alight in the Reich Chancellery garden outside the
bunker. The Soviet archives record that their burnt
remains were recovered and interred in successive
locations until 1970 when they were again exhumed,
cremated and the ashes scattered.

There have been different accounts citing the cause of
his death; one that he died by poison only[8] and another
that he died by a self-inflicted gunshot, while biting
down on a cyanide capsule.[9] Contemporary historians
have rejected these accounts as being either Soviet
propaganda or an attempted compromise in order to
reconcile the different conclusions. There was also an
eye-witness account that recorded the body showing signs
of having been shot through the mouth but this has been
proven unlikely. There is also controversy regarding the
authenticity of skull and jaw fragments which were
recovered. Further, the exact location of where Hitler's
ashes were scattered also differs, depending on the
historical source consulted.

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